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it is different from an acute-care model, which focuses on interrupting drug use and helping the patient attain abstinence during treatment episodes rather than overall lifestyle change.

recovery orientation

To build a sense of modalities, participants of the program work alongside each other and with service providers to take control of their situation.

Building Relationships

A quality improvement network for therapeutic modalities must be established to provide a solid evidence base, and to show the good they do to program participants,

Network of Therapeutic Modalities

Another purpose of a network, is a think-tank style organization for therapeutic modalities who works with children.

High Ratio of Service Providers

it is a developmental requirement for all human beings, and should be seen as a basic human right.

Healthy attachment

is one specific and circumscribed aspect of the relationship between a participant in a program and service providers that is involved with making them both safe, secure, and protected.

Attachment

A safe and supportive environment is required for An individual to develop, to grow, or to change.

Containment

People need to feel respected and valued by others to be healthy. Everybody is unique and nobody should be defined or described by his or her problems alone.

Respect

which deserves understanding. It is also the act of developing meaning among participants in the therapeutic modalities program through the use of sufficiently mutually understood semiotic conventions from among them.

communication

Personal well-being arises from one’s ability to develop relationships which recognize mutual need. It is defined as the mutual reliance, or mutual dependence, between two or more participants within the program

Interdependence

it is different from dependent and co-dependent relationships. Although, in dependent relationships, some participants are dependent while some are not, believing that they may not be able to achieve goals on their own.

interdependent relationship

Understanding how the participants relate to others and how others relate to other participants leads to better intimate, family, social, and working relationships within the therapeutic modalities program.

Relationships

Ability to influence one’s environment and relationships is necessary for personal well-being. Being involved in decision-making is required for shared participation, responsibility, and ownership.

Participation

There is not always a right answer and it is often useful for individuals, groups and larger organizations to reflect rather than act immediately. It is a series or set of activities involving the various treatment, rehabilitation, and reformation program within the therapeutic modalities that interacts to produce positive result, and it may occur once only or be recurrent or periodic depending on the participants.

Process

Positive and negative experiences are necessary for healthy development of individuals, groups and the modalities.

Balance

The senior participants in a therapeutic modalities program are expected to demonstrate the desired behaviors and reflect the values and teachings of the program.

Peers as Role Models

Consistent with the therapeutic modalities’ self-help approach, all participants are responsible for the daily operation of the facility, which includes cleaning, meal preparation, maintenance, schedule coordination, and meetings.

Work as Therapy and Education

The therapeutic modalities program and educational interventions involve raising the participants' consciousness of the effect of their conduct and attitudes on themselves and others

Awareness Training

Awareness training help both the participants and service providers

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Awareness training is for both the participants and service providers to become knowledgeable on the risks and other factors contributing to relapse and re-entry in the therapeutic modalities program

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it is a system of treatment in which the therapist helps the patient to understand why things have gone wrong in the past and explores how to make sure that they do not go wrong in the future.

Cognitive analytic therapy or CAT

This employs learning theory to effect changes in behavior. It is usually symptom focused as opposed to working on unconscious material.

Behavioral

it is a technique used to enhance relaxation and gain voluntary control of physiological processes such as muscle tension, heart rate, and blood pressure.

Biofeedback

it seeks to alter habitual maladaptive thought patterns. Unrealistic expectations, wishful thinking, living in the past or the future, and over generalizing can all lead to disappointment and frustration.

cognitive-behavioral therapy or CBT

Cognitive therapy emphasizes a rational and positive world view.

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Although not a formal school of thought, it is the use of a combination of approaches or theoretical orientations. It is used by most service providers in therapeutic modalities program.

Eclectic Therapy

Originally rooted in existential philosophy, this approach focuses on understanding one’s existence in terms of his or her conscious experience.

Existential Therapy

A therapeutic approach that understands a person is part of a larger system. This approach focuses on productively changing the communication, emotional reactions, and relationships between family or other system

Family Systems Therapy

It is an approach use to suggest one change their experience of sensation, perception, thoughts, or behaviors. Hypnosis can be used to treat chronic pain, depression, anxiety, phobias, stress, habit disorders, for example, gambling, smoking, alcoholism, and addiction; that causes psychological gastro-intestinal disorders, post operative recovery, nausea, and many other conditions.

Hypnosis

Emphasis is on the whole person. There is less importance placed on the environment as determining behavior. It is stated that humans have a hierarchy of needs: survival, safety, love. Belonging, self-esteem, and self-actualization.

Humanistic Therapy

It is used to treat depression and other conditions as well as to improve interpersonal relationships. These treatment modalities focus on interpersonal disputes/conflicts.

Interpersonal Therapy

this approach of therapy involves a couple involved in a committed relationship. This therapy provides a safe place where couples can talk and work through their issues.

Marital Therapy

it is a therapeutic modalities approach that treats and changes the participants’ problems in one of therapeutic modalities program and the interaction between these modalities.

multimodal therapy

It is form of biofeedback. The information collected is related to the electrical activity in several parts of the brain.

Neuro-Feedback

the applied scientific discipline that studies the structure and function of the brain related to specific psychological processes and overt behaviors.

Neuro-psychology

It is the personality theory and psychotherapeutic approach. Psychologists use this approach today to help participants interpret their unconscious wishes and motives and the conflict that one feels.

Psychoanalytic Therapy

It is a form of depth psychology, the primary focus of which is to reveal the unconscious content of a client’s Psyche in an effort to alleviate psychic tension.

Psychodynamic Therapy

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